Brad M

@François B. Arthanas next is the Google Cybersecurity certificate, then CCP (CMMC Certified Practitioner) CCP because using Claude, I created an AI governance platform with some insane capabilities among which is the inability of the agents to drift or hallucinate, or at least I don't think they do... Lol, the agents are more so "bounded executors" than autonomous reasoners. My build is directed towards regulated industries that need an agent to do the same thing the same way 1000 times and have that thing it does probable and auditable. I'm pretty excited to embark in this next direction. It should be a lot of fun.

Venkeria Haynes

Nov '25 •

🏆 Wins

Good afternoon

Hi everyone, I am new to the world of cybersecurity! I recently passed my CompTIA Sec+ exam this past week. I am excited to learn more and dive into the industry!

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Brad M

1 like • Dec '25

Congratulations on passing your exam. I hope to take mine soon

Brad M

Dec '25 •

🗣️ Intro & Discussion

Things to look for in cybersecurity trainings.

Ok need some thoughts on cybersecurity training programs. Backstory: I'm currently pivoting from my current career into cybersecurity. In the last 2 weeks I've come across a cybersecurity training program (who shall remain nameless) they were offering a 3 month program, 7 certs: COMPTIA A+, EC council C|EH, security+, CASP+ Cybersecuriy fundamentals (I believe IASCA but don't quote me) NIST RMF (which immediately sent up red flags) I don't think NIST RMF is a cert. I believe the industry cert is the ISC2 CGRC. And STIGS (Again, I don't believe this is a cert). The program also came with the hands on labs. They quoted me $20,000 USD! I know I'm new to cybersecurity but 20K seems ridiculous! Especially given that some of the "certs" they're offering aren't really certifications recognized by the normal certifying bodies. What do you guys think?